76 Past Events at Art and Journalism Building, Ball State University

*sponsored by Disabled Students in Action for Women's Week

March is Disability Awareness Month in Indiana. This year's theme is "Cultivate Inclusion."

Free performance on Ball State campus for Women's Week 2011.  This monologue-style play is an original work incorporating true stories from men and women about how abortion has affected their lives.

Come enjoy the art, read a zine, refresh yourself, and support creativity!

Since November, 2010, volunteers have been contributing content for the zine Life Marked.  Now it’s finished and time to celebrate this unique contribution to Women’s Week.

This is an exhibition of artworks made by current faculty and staff in the Dpartment of Art at Ball State. A broad range of media will be presented. Reception: Thursday, September 1 from 4:00-6:00 pm

This exhibit will be open until September 17th. 

Les Folies Intoxique

A Belly Dance Gala show featuring belly dance legend Leila Gamal.  Local Dancers and belly dancers from all over the mid west will join us for a gala show with many different styles of belly dance.  The show will be in the Arts and Journalism building in AJ175 (in the Atrium) at Ball State University. Doors open at 7:30, and show will begin at 8:00.

Pre-Sale Tickets: $10
At the Door: $15

contact liz@ancientartsdance.com for more information.

It's that time of year again!

Looking for a new MUG for your morning coffee? Looking to tell your sister "I love you" with a new VASE? You can find it here! It's the PERFECT place to find a hand-crafted gift for anyone this holiday season! (or for yourself)

Come check out the ceramic artwork of Ball State's Clay Guild members! We will have everything from cups, bowls, plates, and teapots to sculptural artwork for sale.

The sale will take place WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 10AM-6PM in the ATRIUM

If you want to get an early jump on the artwork BEFORE everyone else.... we are holding a PREVIEW NIGHT on TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH!

6-9pm in AJ 125 (Ceramics studio), $5 entry fee (for charity)
We provide:

• Beautiful pottery to meet your purchasing needs
• Lots of delicious food!
• Live music/singing by Cathy Spiaggia and Chet Geiselman
• Good company.... talk with the artists!

It's that time of year again!

Looking for a new MUG for your morning coffee? Looking to tell your sister "I love you" with a new VASE? You can find it here! It's the PERFECT place to find a hand-crafted gift for anyone this holiday season! (or for yourself)

Come check out the ceramic artwork of Ball State's Clay Guild members! We will have everything from cups, bowls, plates, and teapots to sculptural artwork for sale.

The sale will take place WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 10AM-6PM in the ATRIUM

If you want to get an early jump on the artwork BEFORE everyone else.... we are holding a PREVIEW NIGHT on TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH!

6-9pm in AJ 125 (Ceramics studio), $5 entry fee (for charity)
We provide:

• Beautiful pottery to meet your purchasing needs
• Lots of delicious food!
• Live music/singing by Cathy Spiaggia and Chet Geiselman
• Good company.... talk with the artists!

It's that time of year again!

Looking for a new MUG for your morning coffee? Looking to tell your sister "I love you" with a new VASE? You can find it here! It's the PERFECT place to find a hand-crafted gift for anyone this holiday season! (or for yourself)

Come check out the ceramic artwork of Ball State's Clay Guild members! We will have everything from cups, bowls, plates, and teapots to sculptural artwork for sale.

The sale will take place WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 10AM-6PM in the ATRIUM

If you want to get an early jump on the artwork BEFORE everyone else.... we are holding a PREVIEW NIGHT on TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH!

6-9pm in AJ 125 (Ceramics studio), $5 entry fee (for charity)
We provide:

• Beautiful pottery to meet your purchasing needs
• Lots of delicious food!
• Live music/singing by Cathy Spiaggia and Chet Geiselman
• Good company.... talk with the artists!

It's that time of year again!

Looking for a new MUG for your morning coffee? Looking to tell your sister "I love you" with a new VASE? You can find it here! It's the PERFECT place to find a hand-crafted gift for anyone this holiday season! (or for yourself)

Come check out the ceramic artwork of Ball State's Clay Guild members! We will have everything from cups, bowls, plates, and teapots to sculptural artwork for sale.

The sale will take place WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 10AM-6PM in the ATRIUM

If you want to get an early jump on the artwork BEFORE everyone else.... we are holding a PREVIEW NIGHT on TUESDAY DECEMBER 6TH!

6-9pm in AJ 125 (Ceramics studio), $5 entry fee (for charity)
We provide:

• Beautiful pottery to meet your purchasing needs
• Lots of delicious food!
• Live music/singing by Cathy Spiaggia and Chet Geiselman
• Good company.... talk with the artists!

Artworks of monumental physical scale are overwhelming. The diminutive viewer is confronted and consumed by the gigantic. Presented with the miniature, the viewer, no longer assigned to the passive role, could instead devour the work, taking it into his or her soul. This collection of miniature books invites the viewer into a personal and intimate relationship with attention drawn to the significance of the seemingly insignificant -- the momentousness of the miniscule is magnified into monumental value. For more information about Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books and the participating artists, go towww.mimb.org.

Feature documentary on media, women, and power

Join us for a screening of the documentary "The Nature of Existence" by Roger Nygard.

The screening will take place Friday, April 20th at 7:00pm in the Arts and Journalism Building, Room 289. After the movie there will be a Skype conversation/Q&A with the film's creator.

This is a FREE event!

Watch the trailer on YouTube

BALL STATE "OUT OF DARKNESS WALK" Join us in showing support by walking and contributing to the Ball State Out of the Darkness Campus Walk---In participating, you will be walking with thousands of students nationwide to raise money for AFSP's vital research and education programs to prevent suicide and save lives, increase national awareness about depression and suicide and provide support for survivors of suicide loss.
Where:
BSU Campus/Atrium Patio
Muncie, Indiana
Starts: 04/21/2012 @ 11:00 am
Ends: 1:00 pm
Check-in Time: 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Registration Cutoff: 04/20/2012 12:00 pm
Donation Cutoff: 07/01/2012 12:00 am
Contact: Chloe Brattain Phone: 317-774-1377 E-mail Address: ckbrattain@bsu.edu

*Online registration closes at noon the day before the walk. However, anyone who would like to participate can register in person at the walk! Please know that walk donations are accepted until June 30th, 2012.
In the United States, a person dies by suicide every 15 minutes, claiming more than 36,000 lives each year. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for college students, and the third for youth ages 15-24, with adolescent depression -undiagnosed, untreated or both- as the number one cause.
The Out of the Darkness Campus Walks are 3-5 mile walks taking place in communities across the country, with the proceeds benefitting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). By walking in the Out of the Darkness Campus Walks, you will be walking with thousands of students nationwide to raise money for AFSP's vital research and education programs to prevent suicide and save lives, increase national awareness about depression and suicide and provide support for survivors of suicide loss. In deciding to walk you are taking us a step closer to making suicide prevention a national priority.
To register for this event go to http://afsp.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.eventDetails&eventID=1751 click the Register Now! button to get started! Once you have registered you will have your own personal fundraising page to help you with your fundraising efforts as well as watch your progress!
Good luck!

SPONSORED BY: The Indiana Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Counseling Center, Ball State University.
Ball State University Campus Walk
afsp.donordrive.com

Eric King Watts will examine how this genre is preoccupied with "end-of-days" fantasies that feed the motives of extreme preparedness groups. In particular, the talk will focus on "Zombie Preppers," a docudrama produced and aired on Discovery Channel as an example of how the genre composes a zombie outbreak as plausible. Lastly, the talk speculates on the potential communicative impacts brought about by repetitive exposure and intense consumption of the genre.

Troubled by pictures of police teargassing and arresting journalists in Ferguson, Missouri? Perplexed by the police detention of a student photographer on the Purdue campus?

What more do we need to know? And what can law enforcement officers and journalists do to create a better working relationship, especially in times of stress?

Hear a panel take on these images and issues during Ball State's 19th annual Fall News Roundup, Friday, Oct. 3. Time: noon-1 p.m. Room: AJ 175. Speakers:

·         Steve Bray, news director, WISH-TV, Indianapolis (tentative),

·         Capt. Dave Bursten, chief public information officer, Indiana State Police, plus

·         Ball State Police Sgt. David Bell, journalism Professor Adam Kuban and two of the students (one in journalism/telecommunications, one in criminal justice/criminology) from their empathy-building immersive course "Police + The Press."

A professional-in-residence event of the departments of Journalism and Telecommunications. Contact: Phil Bremen, pbremen@bsu.edu or 765-285-3556.

Brazilian artist Carol Rossetti will be presenting and selling prints of her art as well as discussing her experiences in the art world.  

This event is part of Ball State's Annual Women's Week.